All Saints Day, or All Hallows

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 21
(Eccl. Hist.) A Catholic festival celebrated on the 1st of November. This feast, established by Boniface IV. in 611, for the commemoration of all the martyrs, was extended into the festival of All-Saints' by Gregory IV., in 830. All-Saints' Islands, three small islands S. of Guadaloupe, West Indies. Lat. 15° 51′ N.; Lon. 61° 41' W. Total area abt. 5 sq. m.; pop . 1,409. They belong to France. Alls'borough, in Alabama, a post-village of Col bert co.
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